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December 2007
What I want for Christmas
A water company isn’t just for Christmas, it’s for life. An odd sentiment you may think, but that’s the message... ...more »
Pay up, Mr Arseface
And now a cautionary tale from sunny Spain. One Antonio Bandin Moreno collected his post before he left for work... ...more »
The old ones are the best
The government’s long-awaited water strategy is due some time in the new year. Disconnector can exclusively reveal one policy it... ...more »
Seeing red
Last week’s Ofgem send-off for departing networks managing director David Gray was suitably festive with carols and mince pies. And... ...more »
Santa's little helper
Here’s a spot of seasonal advice from the great man. Flummoxed by Xmas present buying? Fear not, help is at... ...more »
Batty ideas wanted
Our esteemed betters (aka the government of the day) have commissioned the University of Aberdeen to see whether radar might... ...more »
Old jokes...
Good to see the Conservatives are staunchly behind the aims of this magazine’s Look Smart campaign to persuade energy minister... ...more »
What fits the bill?
Utilities hoping against hope that the government’s proposals to shake-up the planning regime will bear fruit might be forced to... ...more »